standard enshittification pipeline, isn't it?

it looks old enough that robots were in vogue

i mean hashtags are literally just a hashtag and some text, any software can choose to parse them in any text field

honestly succulents are kind of supreme, they're basically 0 maintenance of any kind.
Don't need to be watered so long as it rains 5 times per year, even if you don't pick a kind that stays low to the ground it'll just be shaved by the trams so who cares, and they're still quite pretty IMO especially when they decide to flower!
They're so good that a lot of railways with any sort of dirt between the tracks will just automatically gain succulents after a couple decades.

(Deansgate - Castlefield station, Manchester)

normalize everything being able to read music files from SD cards and USB drives (which ofc includes hard drives/SSDs).

for tourists maybe, but for commuters monthly tickets (or fuck it, get a yearly one) are completely 0-thought in a zone system.
Buy the right ticket at the start of the period and never worry about it unless you need to go somewhere else.

i'm so broken, all i can think of is lemon demon
my muscles, my muscles, involuntarily flex

what makes it even worse is that you can totally design with the assumption that people will still drive, without making it horrible.
Just design for people to drive to metro stations! A lot of the suburban washington DC metro stations are like that, and while yes obviously it's not great it's a hell of a lot better than having suburbanites continue to drive downtown.

broke: landfill core
woke: second hand decorations that will go on to inhabit another home after you die

like genuinely what the fuck is the appeal in landfill core? second hand stuff is cheaper, looks better even if it's literally made by a 3 year old, and will last infinitely longer even if it's made from actual trash.
You could literally use broken cheap garbage decorations to make new decorations and it will look better

cheese

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hmm

i would eat shit so hard, hope it's a hospital because i'd need it